Forex Calendar

FI Eye-Opener: Anti-establishment sentiment surges in Spain

German bond yields ended the day slightly down on Friday and the curve steepened some (10-year yield down by some half a bp),

RBA to leave the cash rate at 2½% tomorrow for 15th consecutive month and their updated forecasts on Friday will be little changed.

With the Reserve Bank sounding less convinced about lifting its policy cash rate any further,

As expected, the RBNZ left rates on hold last week andstruck a more dovish tone.

Developments in the Asian and European session were important drivers of medium term USD strength.

The market’s review of changes in GPIF’s asset allocation helped push USDJPY up to 109.38.

We now expect euro-area HICP to remain unchanged at this cycle low of 0.3% inOctober.

German bonds rallied hard again yesterday, as the Fed’s message was shrugged off and

Markets are digesting yesterday’s Fed statement, but sentiment into the NA open is negative.

USD-G10 has traded only very marginally higher in Asia following its post-FOMC rally in US time.

Spanish and German inflation will provide information about the impact of thedecline in the oil price during October.

QE3, it was good to know you, won’t miss you though.